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From: Kevryl on 25 Mar 2010 23:01 Hi folks, Having perused these forums and seen that Outlook should be uninstalled first, I did so and Office 2000 as well for what I thought would give clear ground for a clean install of Office 2007 I downloaded, the installation began, an an error message said that Outlook 2006 must be installed before Business Manager could be installed, and to install Outlook 2007 from Disk 1 first. "Disk 1" on a download??? This doesn't augeur well for my confidence in Office 2007. This program has been out for years and Microsoft is so apathetic as to leave disk install messages on a download version? OK....seeing I have no disc, I find the install files that have downloaded into /desktop/downloads/msoffice. These are: X13-11296.EXE & X16-69453. That's where I'm up to. Which of these files should I execute first? In fact, should both be exercised or are they (say) 32 bit and 64 bit versions? I don't know and I don't want any more problems with Windows 7 than I've already had, having bought 2 identical quad core machines each with Win 7 loaded and allowed "Easy Transfer" to scramble the first for me. I'm now on the second and Office 2000 appears to have some issues with Windows 7, causing print and other various problems. I had determined to see how Office 2007 performs under Win 7 before deciding whether to strip both machines and install XP on both. I note that there are good comments on the Office 2010 beta version stability. Any comments/advice comparing 7 Pro & 10 Pro beta would be appreciated. Perhaps I should skip 2007 trial version and go 10 instead? Cheers, Kevryl
From: David Troxell - Encourager Software on 26 Mar 2010 05:34 On Thu, 25 Mar 2010 20:01:01 -0700, Kevryl wrote: > Hi folks, > > Having perused these forums and seen that Outlook should be uninstalled > first, I did so and Office 2000 as well for what I thought would give clear > ground for a clean install of Office 2007 > > I downloaded, the installation began, an an error message said that Outlook > 2006 must be installed before Business Manager could be installed, and to > install Outlook 2007 from Disk 1 first. "Disk 1" on a download??? Kevryl, As a software developer, I frequent the Lindersoft SetupBuilder forum, and Friedrich Linder (an expert in installs - owner of Lindersoft) has stated a number of times: "It's coming from an incomplete download or bad upload" So, if you haven't already - re-download and try again. If it was a bad upload by Microsoft, many would have complained and it would be replaced. David > > This doesn't augeur well for my confidence in Office 2007. This program has > been out for years and Microsoft is so apathetic as to leave disk install > messages on a download version? OK....seeing I have no disc, I find the > install files that have downloaded into /desktop/downloads/msoffice. These > are: X13-11296.EXE & X16-69453. That's where I'm up to. Which of these files > should I execute first? In fact, should both be exercised or are they (say) > 32 bit and 64 bit versions? I don't know and I don't want any more problems > with Windows 7 than I've already had, having bought 2 identical quad core > machines each with Win 7 loaded and allowed "Easy Transfer" to scramble the > first for me. I'm now on the second and Office 2000 appears to have some > issues with Windows 7, causing print and other various problems. > > I had determined to see how Office 2007 performs under Win 7 before deciding > whether to strip both machines and install XP on both. > > I note that there are good comments on the Office 2010 beta version > stability. Any comments/advice comparing 7 Pro & 10 Pro beta would be > appreciated. Perhaps I should skip 2007 trial version and go 10 instead? > > Cheers, > Kevryl -- From David Troxell - Product Scope 7.9 - Encourager Software Email - mailto:pe_Remove_@_Me_encouragersoftware.com Product Scope 7 Viewer - NO Registration Fee! Free to Use! http://www.encouragersoftware.com/ http://www.profileexchanges.com/blog/
From: DL on 26 Mar 2010 09:24 From recollection X13....... is disk 1 and X16..... is disk 2, Business Contact Manager (Unless you intend using BCM don't bother installing it) You should not use Easy Transfer for Office, it will corrupt any Outlook Profile There is no 64bit version of Office. Office 2k is not fully compatible with Vista, let alone Win 7, and if you are going to install Office 2007, should not in any case be installed. As I understand it, if you purchase Office 2007 you will qualify for Office 2010 when it ships I'm running Win 7, quad core, 64 bit and have had no issues with Office 2007, but then I didn't use any wizards to transfer settings or data, or install any incompatible early version software. "Kevryl" <Kevryl(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:58CD2CAA-6D95-4E42-9217-E3747313D039(a)microsoft.com... > Hi folks, > > Having perused these forums and seen that Outlook should be uninstalled > first, I did so and Office 2000 as well for what I thought would give > clear > ground for a clean install of Office 2007 > > I downloaded, the installation began, an an error message said that > Outlook > 2006 must be installed before Business Manager could be installed, and to > install Outlook 2007 from Disk 1 first. "Disk 1" on a download??? > > This doesn't augeur well for my confidence in Office 2007. This program > has > been out for years and Microsoft is so apathetic as to leave disk install > messages on a download version? OK....seeing I have no disc, I find the > install files that have downloaded into /desktop/downloads/msoffice. These > are: X13-11296.EXE & X16-69453. That's where I'm up to. Which of these > files > should I execute first? In fact, should both be exercised or are they > (say) > 32 bit and 64 bit versions? I don't know and I don't want any more > problems > with Windows 7 than I've already had, having bought 2 identical quad core > machines each with Win 7 loaded and allowed "Easy Transfer" to scramble > the > first for me. I'm now on the second and Office 2000 appears to have some > issues with Windows 7, causing print and other various problems. > > I had determined to see how Office 2007 performs under Win 7 before > deciding > whether to strip both machines and install XP on both. > > I note that there are good comments on the Office 2010 beta version > stability. Any comments/advice comparing 7 Pro & 10 Pro beta would be > appreciated. Perhaps I should skip 2007 trial version and go 10 instead? > > Cheers, > Kevryl > >
From: LVTravel on 26 Mar 2010 10:44 "Kevryl" <Kevryl(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:58CD2CAA-6D95-4E42-9217-E3747313D039(a)microsoft.com... > Hi folks, > > Having perused these forums and seen that Outlook should be uninstalled > first, I did so and Office 2000 as well for what I thought would give > clear > ground for a clean install of Office 2007 > > I downloaded, the installation began, an an error message said that > Outlook > 2006 must be installed before Business Manager could be installed, and to > install Outlook 2007 from Disk 1 first. "Disk 1" on a download??? > > This doesn't augeur well for my confidence in Office 2007. This program > has > been out for years and Microsoft is so apathetic as to leave disk install > messages on a download version? OK....seeing I have no disc, I find the > install files that have downloaded into /desktop/downloads/msoffice. These > are: X13-11296.EXE & X16-69453. That's where I'm up to. Which of these > files > should I execute first? In fact, should both be exercised or are they > (say) > 32 bit and 64 bit versions? I don't know and I don't want any more > problems > with Windows 7 than I've already had, having bought 2 identical quad core > machines each with Win 7 loaded and allowed "Easy Transfer" to scramble > the > first for me. I'm now on the second and Office 2000 appears to have some > issues with Windows 7, causing print and other various problems. > > I had determined to see how Office 2007 performs under Win 7 before > deciding > whether to strip both machines and install XP on both. > > I note that there are good comments on the Office 2010 beta version > stability. Any comments/advice comparing 7 Pro & 10 Pro beta would be > appreciated. Perhaps I should skip 2007 trial version and go 10 instead? > > Cheers, > Kevryl > > Office Pro Trial IIRC is actually two downloads. One is Business Contact Manager and the other is all the other programs in Office. With the install files you have, from the numbers, I don't know which is to be installed first but if you get the error message with one installation file, use the other. Once it is installed run the other if you actually need Business Contact Manager. Office 2007 is only available in 32 bit versions. Office 2010 will be available in 32 and 64 bit versions but the beta is generally only available in 32 bit. I have been running 2010 Beta now on both XP and Vista machines (don't have my Win 7 set up yet), and while not putting them through all their paces, I have found 2010 to be a stable product with minor issues. Microsoft recommends NOT to use these programs in any production environment but only to test them in a non-critical environment.
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